New Chemicals and Chemistry Study Results Reported from University of Toronto Mississauga (The Application of Cross-course Collaboration Between Forensic Chemistry and Forensic Identification).

A study conducted at the University of Toronto Mississauga explores the potential benefits of cross-course collaboration between forensic chemistry and forensic identification in undergraduate forensic science programs. The researchers found that this pedagogical approach, which mirrors a real-world investigation, can promote effective learning and skill-building. The study examines students' perception of how cross-course collaboration contributes to their learning and skill development, categorizing the potential benefits under academic, social, and psychological domains. The research provides valuable insights into the application of cross-course collaboration in the field of forensic science. [Extracted from the article]